Mahama’s Brother Not Involved in Nawara Mining Licence Revocation – Management Clears the Air

The management of Nawara Mining has denied claims linking Alfred Mahama, the brother of President John Dramani Mahama, to the revocation of the company’s mining licence.

According to a report by GHOne TV on Sunday, November 1, 2026, the company issued the clarification amid public discussions about its licence revocation and allegations connecting the President’s brother to businesses associated with the matter.

In its statement, Nawara Mining’s management maintained that Alfred Mahama had no involvement in the decision to revoke the company’s mining licence. It also rejected claims that he had any ownership interest in CMS-PRO or A&A Southern Industries Ltd.

The management specifically stated that Alfred Mahama was not a shareholder in either company and had no role in the circumstances surrounding the cancellation of Nawara Mining’s licence.

The clarification appears intended to address growing speculation and prevent the President’s brother from being associated with the companies or the licence dispute without supporting evidence.

The controversy has attracted public attention because of the connection between the mining industry, government regulatory decisions and individuals linked to political officeholders. Questions surrounding the ownership of companies and the circumstances behind mining licence revocations have also contributed to the discussions.

Nawara Mining’s latest statement seeks to distinguish Alfred Mahama from both the ownership of the two companies and the regulatory decision affecting its operations.

The development comes amid broader public interest in mining activities and the government’s handling of licences issued to companies operating in Ghana.

Management has therefore reiterated that Alfred Mahama should not be linked to the revocation of Nawara Mining’s licence or identified as a shareholder in CMS-PRO and A&A Southern Industries Ltd.

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